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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25


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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
GER AN LLOYD
Msrine Insurance Company,
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the E0S- Favorable Terms
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
THE EQUITABLE
Life Assurance Society
-0F The UNITED STATES
100 Broadway, New York.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
COETEsTED CLAIMs-NOFE.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25

Ny co-lza--a, Mr. GOonswa-ia-s,
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-s.-Eo1-Eool q NsS02oo> S.nEhG-
laSa -lC vl,1 kept 3 lz-Ea number q
-s-a ccc-zS II he bClSs- They wa-s
cute Go@eS-1c1-ed INTO ps.s- 2r1
never On z-v occasion injured the
-s-ts-s c:the Household. IN; t.l-1-ed
s ezpEsa- protection GSz-DS- thieves
Ihe owner q tEs house w1s regarded
by his S-ps-s--oIs -slEhbo-s s. one
g1o -Sei b-Sck ans, 10. consistent
with profession a ChrlSi11cI-y- /
ms say that = would require s
Sl-c-E sense q duty 70 Uzke ne II
cl-1e his house n ny Regular pas
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-01-25
CEDEECSS

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tie sz-izz. q cc-sa- bct yo- VII
-as- With r-z-v C1Ee- varieties q
-.zzr6 life IN rhs course q s short
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cLz-a-s1-. cEs Es-o q T1e Traval
Il Fool The poem beginning with
.-a vel known lines
>--szc1z5 e.. his ssSz- IL bass. I vizzz5-
Ard saw E-- sz- .-z AZ fur food
And yc1 probably hzve IN Oppo-,-
---y u seeing some Of is remarkable
cC-C- c1z-EsS- ne e. c-oC3-Sucze-s.
- called r1- because It sucks blood.
t-- because q The hood -ed sppe1r
a-ea Of rs hsai a-i pulled neck
when l-rzssrei- vii De sire 70 come
l-ro view. Here they are II all cll0-s.
So-e a-s long. and some SIZE Sh9-Ts
S1-e With pointed heads, and Others
blunt Sc-e exceedingly impatient
and C.Es-s vsEy shEs so-e with C4cks
Ike saws and others smooth and
s-zky= - great 6 variety VII ny gar
den st forth
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

ding tears. He concluded bis re-
marks by reading the resolutions
that were adopted at the citizens
memorial meeting. The resolutions
are engrossed on parchment, sign
ed by w. Calvin Chase, A. st. A.
Smith, Hon. John Nj. Langston,
ex-Minister John FL. Smy th, DIR. f.
j. Shadd, Rev. George w. Moore,
and Prot. w. B. johnson.
So overcome was Mrs. Logan
that it was difficult for her to re-
ply, bat in q few moments she
gained sufficient strength and re-
spOnded in a manner that brought
tears to the eyes of all. She
thanked the committee for the graf
itude which was manifested on
the part Of the colored people for
her husband, and assured them
that the engrossed resolutions
would be held in sacred remem.
brance in honor of that noble and
oppressed race Of people. The
scene at the house was very affect,
ing
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
A VERY SUCCESSFUL YOUNG
DIVINE.

Rev. s. Geriah Lamkins pastor
of Mt. Carmel Bapt. church X ST.,
bet. 4th and 5th u. W. was the hap
py recipient of quite number Of
handsome presents Xmas from the
members and friends of his church,
New Years morning before the
glad sound of the "happy New
Year had been borne away he re.
ceived 35 dollars from club of
ladies connected with the church.
Tie presentation speech was
very well and appropriately made
by Miss Lucy A. Scott.
Or Wednesday evening the 5th
inst.f a young army of happy
souls gave him a grand surprise at
his residence No. 1929 Sth ST., n. W.
After all present had eaten to their
hearts content of almost every
imaginable luxury with which
the table was decorated, a large tin
box with lock and key containing
a variety of useful articles were pre-
sented to Rev. Lamkins in behalf
of the army by Miss Bette Par
ker, to which the Rev. very happi-
ly replied. Mrs. A. j. B. Freeman,
Miss LA. Scott, Miss L. A. Rose,
Miss M. Braxton Mrs. E. A. Will
son, Mrs. M. Vim. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Brown, Mr..
j. w. johnson, Mr.. Fields, Mr..
Morton, Miss K. Harvey, Mr.. Nor
ton, Miss A. Pollard, Mr.. Brock
ingburgh, Miss Rosa Webb, Mrs.
Delaney and host of others were
present.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
A GOOD MOVE SUCCEEDS.

Hon. T. T. Allan has succeeded
in having designated as Deposiro-
ries for Public Records the four
institutions in our city which are
attended almost exclusively by
colored children, viz: Straight,
Southern, Leland and New Or
leans Universities. Hons. Edward
j. Gay, st. Martin aid N ID.
Wallace were untiring in their ef-
forts to please their constituents.
MIR. Allan deserves credit for the
interest he takes in the education
al Interests of his race Louisiana
Standard.
The Straight University, VS.
supported by the American Ms
sionsry Association; the New Or
leans University, by the Metho.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

Schools; Rev. Geo. W. Moore.
pastor Lincoln Church; DR.. A. T.
Augusta, physician and surgeon;
Miss. M. P. Shadd, principal Of
John F. Cook school; Raphael
O'Hara, pupil Public school; r.
Douglass, Jr., student; w. s.
MONTGOMERY, principal, 9th Divis-
ion Public schools; Henry E.:
Baker, Patent Office; Miss Blanche
I. Washington, music teacher;
Alfred B. Lind, clerk, Pensio,l
Office; Mrs. Mary F. Otey, clerk,
Pension Office: Miss N. T. jack
eon, teacher; Eugene r. Russell,
merchant; Miss A. V. Ashton,
teacher; Bruce Bell, Public school
pupil; Mis- Fannie A. Barrier.
teacher, R. g. Douglass, proprie OF
dyeing establishment; E W
Brown, principal Sumner 8 hool;
Miss E A. Chase, teache".
The class recites at Lincoln
Memorial church, cor. 11th and
< s's., n. W., every scho j day at
TO P m. The public is cordially
invited 10 come and see the class.
No pupils will be received after
next Tuesday January 25, at 6 p.
m. All books for course are fur
nished free. Reduc d rates made
to Public school pupils. Prof
Adams has met with great success
in Cincinnati, St. Louis, Louis.
vile and other cities. 1t viii
pay to investigate this matter.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
WEST WASHINGTON.
James L. Turner, Agent and Reporter.
l4l7 West 2S Street.

The attendance of the congre-
CATION at Mt. Zion M. E. church
was very large Sunday afternoon
and night, it having been announc-
ed that Rev. Alex. Dennis the for
mer pastor of that church would
preach for them. At the afternoon
services he spoke to the Juveniles
of Tabetha and at night he deliver
ed very interesting sermon from
Revelations. The music rendered BY
the choir was very interesting and
was complimented by Rev. Dennis,
he having organized the choir
when he was stationed there. Mr..
Sandy Alexander, Jr., presided at
the organ and gave perfect salts
faction.
At the annual election of the
Union Light Lodge 1865 G. Z. 0.
of o. F. held last Friday eve'g the
following officers were elected: s.
Burnett, N. G.; N. Mitchell, v.
g.; G. w. Beckett, E. S.; c. Mar
low, Z. n. g.; 81. Carter, n. f. =,
R. Gray, P. N. F.; J. Cornell, p.
S.; j. II. Butler, Treas; and j.
Sample Advocate.
A very pleasant reception was
given at Mrs. M. Bowman on last
Wednesday eve'g at her residence
2Sth st. Select music and speaking
was a part of the enjoyment after
which all were invited to the din
ing room where a bountifully
spread table awaited them. The
eve'g was much enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith was at home
ON Jan. IL and entertained few
friends the following were present :
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Melvina Willis, Pa; Miss Carrie
johnson and Miss Annie LatOn OF
Germantown, Pa. The affair kept
up until a late hour when the
party left on the following day for
Germantown, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Young one of our old
citizens died in Germantown, Pa,
on Jan. 7th and was brought to
this city and carried in Mt. Zion
church Sunday Jan. 9th at 2:3O
O'Clock p. m. Rev. Collins Officia
ted, and the interment took place
at Mt. Zion Cemetary.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.
A CALL TO THE coLORED CITIZENS.

Whereas it is customary among
col0red people in the District of
Columbia TO celebrate the Anniver-
sary oftheir Emancipation, we the
Executive Committee for the 25th
Anniversary do hereby call a con-
ventiOn of said people for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the 10th of
April, Emancipat on Day, with
such ceremonies as they may deem
proper, Therefore be it
Resolved, That all colored citi-
zens, be and are hereby requested
to assemble in their respective
districts and elect (3) three dele.
gates and (2) alternates on We'd
nesday evening, February End
to meet in convention Thursda,
evening February Sd to conside
the propriety of celebrating thr
26th Anniversary by street parade
or other more quiet aud less ex-
pensive method of celebration.
Resolved further, That all color
ed organizations whether Teia
beneficial, social, mechanical,
or other shall be entitled to (21S
egates and ~ alternate.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
MRS. LOGAN WEEPS.
THE CoL0RED CITIZENS SHOW THEIR
GRATITUDE FOR THE DEAD SENA-
TOR.

Tuesday morning committee of
colored citizens, consisting of w.
Calvin Chase, editor of the Bee;
Hon. John II. Smyth, ex-minister
to Liberia; A. st. A. Smith, Rev.
George w. Moore, and DR.. F. j.
Shadd, who were appointed at the
memorial meeting last Wednesday
evening held in honor of the late
Senator Logon, called at the resi-
dence of the late Senator in con.
formity with the resolution and
there found Mrs Logan and her
daughter, Mrs. Maj. Tucker.
The committee was introduced
to Mrs. Logan by Mr.. Chase,
and ex-minister Smyth, having
been selected spokesman, address
ed Mrs. Logan in a feeling and
most pathetic manner. He as
sured her that the colored people
throughout the country held Gen.
Logan in high esteem, and, as rep
resentative of that race, they had
called in obedience to the wishes
of that class to assure her that
they honored and respected him,
and expressed there profound sor-
row in the hour of bereavement.
Tie address of Mr.. Smyth was SO
touching in It's delivery that Mrs.
Logan could not refrain from she'd
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
THE PHILOMATHIAN.
TRUE LEADERSHIP DEBATED. AR
RANGEMENTS FOR A LITERARY
CARNIVAL.

Notwithstanding the announce
ment that Thursday evening
at the Philomathian would be a
business night, the church was
crowded to it's utmost capacity.
After several piano solos 10y the
directress Mrs. Slye, and the ap-
polntment of the committee of
arrangements for the literary car
nival by the association, a motion
was made by Rev. Lamkins to re-
consider the motion by which the
constitution Was adopted. The
motion prevailed and the whole
constitution and bylaws were re-
scinded, whereupon the c'air ap.
pointed Rev. l. .mkins, Smith and
Bats, On constitution and by laws.
&C. Moore offtred a resolution
in favor of the late Richard Cain.
After the basiness portion of the
meeting hal c. Included, the chair
snggestsj question to be discuss
ed, to wit, "What constitutes true
leadership" Mr.. Bats opened
the debate followed by Mr.. Smith
and Rev. Lamkins. Next Thurs
day evening Mr.. j. s. Davis of
the Baltimore bar will read a
paper, and penn by Hon. s. e..
Brown. The exercises will be of
an extraordinary nature. AL are
invited Lookout for the carni
val.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
THE BAPTIST HOME MISSION
SOCIETY.

There is q silent force in opera
ton here that is distined to accom-
plish much towards reclaiming
and assisting deserted aud needy
children. The foundation is al
ready laid. That such movement
is desired is not a question of dis
pute and argument. The crowded
courts with criminals show such a
demand. Writers in magazines and
monthlies have paraded before
the world that the per cent of
crimes here in the District of Co
lumbia among certain classes is
greater than in the large northern
cities, and that too where the best
colored college in the land is send
ing out it's benign influence. This
should not be. The young ladies
in the city have organized them
selves into an association whose
sole purpose it is to check the cur
rent Of immortality which is fast
polluting the young and unwary.
Further than this these young
ladies are collecting means both
by a personal tax among them
selves and by voluntary contribu-
tion from those who in any way
are interested. There is an indus
trial association here Offering in
ducements but of what good are
such privileges if the children are
not put in a position to avail them
selves of them?
The Home Mission is putting
shoes on the feet of the poor,
clothing on them, and giving i'm
mediate aid. Last Sunday eve, this
organization gave a delightful! en-
tertainment at the Fifth Baptist
church. Long before the hour of
beginning every available space
was occupied by an eager earnest
audience ready to CLEAN whatever
information they could. The Way
land male chorus furnished music
and every voice to a man was
characteristic of melody and
sweetness. The President Miss
NJ. E. Pryor read an eloquent ad-
dress setting forth the true object
of the meeting, and what was ex.
pected to be Immediately accom-
plished. Her manner was delib-
crate and distinct, her voice clear;
her reasoning without q fault and
! she sat down amidst a hearty out
| burst of appreciation.
Miss M. E. Jordan the Sect, next
read her report; nineteen pair OF
shoes, fifty yards of dress good,
thirty yards Of underwear had
been given to the poor little chill.
dren.
Miss Rose by request read an
excellent essay entitled s'Oul
needs" The whole meeting was
observable for the earnestness and
familiarity with which the pro
gramme was executed. The Presi
dent of the s. s. Union, the Rev
Mr.. Scott and the pastor Rev. Lee
delivered appropriate and timely
addresses. These young ladies
let it be said deserve the cOOpera
tion and heartiest sympathy and
the audience certified as to theil
worthliness by giving an easy con
tributiOn of $26.25.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
THE PHILOMATHIAN.

Thursday evening Jan. 29th, the
program at this Literary Associa.
ton will be more than extraordi.
nary. Mr.. Joseph s. Davis, of the
Baltimore, bar will read a paper,
Hon. Solomon G. Brown, the Poet
Laureate of the Association will
read a poem, which he has pre-
pared with great care, entitled
Sumner and the Negro Soldier.
Mrs. Slye, the directress will have
fine musical program. The
Charles Summer and 0. P. Morton
Posts will be in attendance.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
GERMAN IN SIX WEEKS.

Mr.. Cyrus Field Adams, Pro-
ftssor of German in State Univer-
sity, Louisville, Ky, who came to
this city about two weeks ago for
the purp Sc of organizing a Ger
man class has met with gratifying
success. The following persons
are now members OF his class:
FL. 2. Montgomery, supervising
principal. 7th Division, Public
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

dist Freedmen's Aid Society; Le-
land University, by the Home
Baptist Missionary Association;
The Southern University by the
People of Louisiana. These Uni
versities ale thus enabled to se-
cure valuable works from the
government, which could not be
purchased of any bookseller.-Ib-
erriue South.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
A NEW ASSOCIATION.

A Land and Improvement asso.
citation has been organized in this
city, which bids for to be a sue
cess. The constitution is out and
is of a unique character, plain
and explicit to all. The officers of
the association consist of Il. ID.
Ruffin, president G. 81. Lee, vice
president; +. L. Lee, sec; and
Richard Francis, treas. Board of
Directors are, James Dean, w. P.
Moten, j. III. Symth, Rev. Il. John.
son, and w. I'll. Matthews, Hon.
Macon B. Allen, is the attorney.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

Rev. j. A. Taylor, the great
African Missionary Agent is in the
city.
Miss l.. Williams, who has been
on a visit to New York for several
months has returned to the city.
Mr.. Green Henderson who has
been away from the city several
months has returned looking well.
The Rev. Mrs. Frances Dyson,
is sick at her residence 226 ID ST..
s. w.
WANTED-Att this Office a young
man. He must know how to at
tend to a horse. Call at once.
TWO PLEASANT ROOMS
on 2nd floor furnished or unfurnish-
ed with or without board, at 1920
New York, Ave-, NV. bet. l2
and l3 SITS.
There is no such a thing as the
pastor of the RehOboth Baptist
church, rejecting the remains of
Clement Price, from that church,
nor of his refusal to preach the
funeral.
"This will last out a night in
Russia when nights are longest
there" he said, clapping his hand
over his aching tooth. Salvation
Oil was applied, and he was fast
asleep in twenty seconds
Price twenty-five cents bottle.
The firm known as Sullivan and
Bachschmid's at No. 913 9TH st :,
A. W. the popular instalment house,
Is now conducted by Mr.. Sullivan,
who is accommodating and will
at all times be found at his place
OF business. where the people can
get what they want on reasonable
terms.
lne Union Alumni Association
OF the Howard University will NEE,
at Mays Building Sd story o. e,
cor of 9TH and f stS., %. W. tsRooms
0l the Howard University Law
Schoo" Saturday Jan. 22d, 1885,
at ':l5 p. m. James I'll. Smith
secretary.
Gout in most cases first makes
HSelt known by an acute pain in
sne JOINT of the great toe. This
in most excruciating pain may be
aAened to that produced by the
GTLNlhg of a wedge under the nail
pr por gout use Salvation Oil
Arice % cents a bottle.
Drink, pretty creature, drink, ,
lUtie at a time of DIR. Bulbs
Gough Syrup, and you will relieve
SOSf you cold, and not rack your chest
anu lungs to pieces, and keep
Hy very body else in state agita
N'Ou' Price twenty five cents.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

Estimates advertising urnIsned on apph-
Gallon. Objectionable advertisements VIII not
10 inserted at any price. All remittances
soould be made by draft. postal money order.
vnress or registered letter. Money forwarded
=, onv other way, at The sender's risk. In
..oding money the amount and what 1t In for
snonld be distinctly stated.
All business letters, etc., snouio De ao-
dressed 10
THE EDITOR,
Washington ID. Q
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22

Resolved further that the dele
gates herein-above provided for
shall meet at the Capital City
Guards Armory, E ST, between
18th and 18th sts., n. W. on Thurs
day evening, February Sd ut 8
o'clock, sharp.
Published by order of the Execn-
tive Committee Monday January
Sd, 1887.
Charles H. Marshall,
Chairman,
w. Calvin Chase,
Secretary.
The Washington bee., 1887-01-22
WAIT FOR THE W. II. III.

The Walters of the Hamilton
Hotel will give grand entertain
ment at Bethel Hall Thursday
evening Feb. 8, sS7. Some of the
most prominent organizations in
the city have been invited to be
present. Admission 25 cts.